Churn Creek 2023 May 20 - 22 (1 Viewer)

BC_FJC · Apr 4, 2023

Well, it's that time of year again for our Annual Churn Creek trip.
Who is interested?
When are you planning to be heading up? Friday AM, Friday PM, Saturday...

Antarctican · Apr 7, 2023

Patti took the Fri and Monday off so we'll be going, leaving Friday morning from Abby

Greg_B · Apr 9, 2023

Don't think I will make this one. Been a few years. Good the tradition continues. Ya'll have fun now ya hear.

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jk4x4atebbby · Apr 10, 2023

BC_FJC said:
Well, it's that time of year again for our Annual Churn Creek trip.
Who is interested?
When are you planning to be heading up? Friday AM, Friday PM, Saturday...

Hello guys ,sorry for not connecting , for i lost my login credential and emails changed.
I am john -former ATEB , if any of you needs help let me know, will try my very best

BC_FJC · May 2, 2023

2 weekends left to get ready. Who is going?

Antarctican · May 3, 2023

I tagged a whole bunch of people in facebook... where are the regulars??? this is one of the best trips of the year! dust off your britches let's go!

BC_FJC · May 6, 2023

Looks like numbers are going up. More checking on Facebook

Antarctican · May 15, 2023

FYI ongoing discussion on FB. Patti & I leaving Friday morning tentatively with Mike & Carmine, Drew leaving after work Fri, Garry & Nicole leaving Britannia Beach Friday morning but heading north route. Check discussion here:

BC_FJC · May 24, 2023

Well, the Coastal Cruisers - Toyota Land Cruiser Club Annual Churn creek was once again a remarkable success. Thank you everyone for making this happen Patti Sawatzky, Pete Goudswaard, Nicole Broeckling, Garry Broeckling, Mike Marland, Carmine Di Marco, Andrew Magno, and Todd Doherty who found hiding on Sunday.
5 hours and 350 km of paved roads before turning on to the gravel. Just shy of 400 km of back Roads over the next 3 days. Changed things up a little this year and went to Jesmond Fire lookout and took in the views.
We made our way back to the pavement and put air in the tires before another 5 hours and 350 km of paved roads home.
It was hard to believe it was a long weekend, traffic was fantastic in both directions, but I did stay on the secondary roads. Traffic on the trails was light compared to previous years.